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20 January 2017 HTP to UHC in Iran, AHT, TUMS 2016
7th ANNUAL PUBLIC HEALTH SCIENTIFIC
CONFERENCE
13th –14th December 2016
Islam Abad, Pakistan
Amirhossein Takian MD PhD FHEA
Chair & Associate Professor
Department of Global Health and Public Policy
Health Transformation Plan to Reach Universal Health Coverage in Iran
by 2025
Iran - A brief Profile
• Total population 79,109,000 (2015) Urban 73 (%, 2013)
• Life expectancy at birth m/f 74/77 (years, 2015)
• Infant Mortality Rate 14 • Under five mortality rate 19 • Population Growth Rate 1.2% •
• Total expenditure on health per capita 1,082 (Intl $, 2015)
• Total expenditure on health as % of GDP 7.4 (2015)
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Executive Structure of the Health System in Iran
MOHME
University of
Medical sciences
Director of district
health network School of …..
Teaching
Hospital
District Health
Center
District General
Hospital
Rural Community
Comprehensive Health Care
Center
Urban Community
Comprehensive Health Care
Center
Health
House
Health
House
Health
House
Health
House
Health
Post
Health
Post
Health
Post
Health
Post
Behvarz
Training Center
Health System Challenges (prior to HTP: May 2014)
• Incomplete and ineffective insurance coverage
• High share of out of pocket payment (50 to 58% 5 the year before HTP);
• Inadequate access to health services especially in remote areas;
• Undesirable citizens’ satisfaction due to quality of health care;
• Inadequate health workforces, infrastructures and financial resources;
• Unrealistic medical tariffs
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Share of out‐of‐pocket expenditure in total health expenditure by
country group, 2010(WHO)
Group 3
50–80% Group 2
25–60% Group 1
12–19%
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The Share of Main Payers from THE
WHO (Global Health Expenditure Database)
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84%
?%
55%
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Health Transformation Plan of 2014 (Goal and Objectives)
Goal of HTP
Achieving Universal Health Coverage by 2025
Objectives of HTP
•Improving financial risk protection;
•Increasing fair access to good quality health care;
•Upgrading the performance of health networks/facilities
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o I.R. of Iran’s long standing commitment to UHC
o Launch of Health Transformation Plan, 05 May 2014 led by Minister of Health and Medical Education
HTP Essential Goals
Utilization
Equity of Access
Fairness in Financial
Contribution
Quality of Services
Funding of HTP
• Allocation of ADDITIONAL funding: 7.5 billion US$ over 2.5 years
• Sources of additional funding:
• 45% from targeted subsidies
• 35% from value added tax (VAT)
• 15% other sources
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HTP interventions in Public Health: I
1. Providing primary health care (PHC modern health services) to villagers and cities under 20 thousand population and tribes; cities of 20 to 50 thousands population, as well as cities more than 50 thousand population and megacities.
2. Completing, developing and modifying family physician program and referral system in urban regions in two provinces of Fars and Mazandarn.
3. Promoting and development of national plan for self-caring
4. Reinforcing and institutionalizing programs for inter-sectoral cooperation
5. Strengthening public health programs (healthy water, safe food, healthy food regime, clean water)
HTP interventions in Public Health: II
6. Oral health program
7. National programs for prevention and control of Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and risk factors
8. Population programs, reproductive health and child-bearing promotion
9. Nutrition program and modifying community nutrition model
10. Mental and social health promotion program
11. Reforming programs on prevention and control of communicable diseases, i.e. HIV and high risk behavior programs
12. Strengthening programs for health in natural and man-made disasters.
HTP Interventions in secondary care (1)
Fairness in Financial Contribution
Equity of Access Quality of Services
1.Reducing Out-of-pocket payment for in-patient services;
2.Providing basic health insurance to all citizens, particularly the poor;
3.Improving quality of hoteling in public hospitals;
4.Promoting normal vaginal delivery to bring C/S down;
5.Increasing the availability of specialist physicians in deprived areas.
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HTP Interventions in secondary care (2)
Fairness in Financial Contribution
Equity of Access Quality of Services
6. Improving quality of outpatient services in public centers;
7. Developing pre-hospital emergency services including medicopters
8. Adjusting the relative value of health services in line with the market
9. Developing Pay for performance system to enhance providers’ motivation
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MOF
MOHME
Supply side financing for
renovations “ hoteling”
quality OP services
Free NVD, reduce C. Section
24 hr specialist services
Ambulance services
Population/ copayment
3-6%
Subsidy for increased
tariff V2
SSO: employer/ employee/
government 6% payroll, 2 ×
minimum wage Cap
IHIO: MOH subsidize
premium for 11 m new
insured
Medical universities
Tertiary/ general
hospitals
Budget for payroll,
capital
Demand side
finance
Urban: comprehensive HC+
public/ private FP
Disbursement to hospital
through medical university for
the IP claim based on RVU in
tariff
Capitation payment 18/30 USD
per person per year from IHIO
Referral
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Major achievements of HTP
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Coverage & Financial Protection
Reducing the share of cost of hospitalization from 37% to…..
Reducing purchase of medicines, supplies and lab tests from 90% to …… 3%
8.5%
Price reduction in medical equipment 42%
19,500,000 Patients admitted to MOHME hospitals [2014] 10,677,000 New health insurance
77.4%
Increase financial protection against catastrophic costs in government hospitals (percent population)
From 58
to 40%
Reduce out of pocket spending from 52% in 2013 to ….
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PHC and public health Increased Access of marginalized groups
916 health-posts and 17,000 new experts)
Pay for performance has been initiated EHSP has been amended with NCD screening PPP have been initiated at primary health care level
Plan for training family physicians and bridging programes for GPs
Deputy for Social Affairs established within MOHME to enhance inter-sectoral collaboration and SDGs’ implementation
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Hospital based Care
Increased healthcare workforce
(6500 specialists for remote areas and 17000 new nurses and assistant recruited).
21,000 new hospital beds (Hospital beds/10000 increased from 15 to 17
Complete renovation of 30,000 hospital beds
Hospitalized patients in public hospitals pay only 6% and 3% of total hospital expenses as copayments in urban and rural areas, respectively
o Reduction in patients referral to purchase medicine and medical equipment from almost 100% to 3.2%
o 10.2% reduction of Cesarean rate; 470,000 NVD, free of charge
Improved access to drugs and medical devices in public hospitals
Most hospitals have initiated Quality Improvement programs and actively seek Accreditation
Improvement of Accident and Emergency services
Improvement of ECS helicopters and emergency units of the hospitals
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Improving service inputs
Quality improvement for hoteling in public hospitals
• Reconstruction of bed space across 570 hospital
• Distribution of hoteling equipment
•Upgrading hospital beds
•Development and construction of Labor & Delivery Room in the 366 block of birth
2.0 million
m2
39,000
1,800
78000
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After Before
Improving service inputs
Amin Hospital, Isfahan, Province Isfahan
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Achievements Improving service inputs
In 19 specialties in 412 hospitals across 214 cities
7,200 5799 Specialists recruited in 338 hospitals in 301 deprived cities
100% Increased full-time specialists in remote areas from 5% to…..
658 Clinics with specialists in 385 Cities
16,852 Increased no. of Specialists in 577 hospitals to….
94 millions OP visits using public tariffs covered by insurance [in 2015]
24 hour availability of specialists in hospitals
Quality improvement for outpatient specialist visits
Availability of physicians in deprived areas
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Improving service outputs
C/S Decreased by 6.5 % 6.5% 21 Operating air emergency sites
1,225,920 Normal vaginal delivery 5312 Transport of sick and injured during 3330 sorties
Promoting normal delivery Developing pre-hospital
emergency services (marine and medicopters)
360,000 Free education for 360,000 pregnant women
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HTP improved financial protection Findings from two series of international independent evaluations (2015 & 16)
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Year
Total health spending
% GDP
Public spending on
health % THE
Social security
funds % GGE
Private spending on
health %THE
OOP on health %THE
THE per capita
(PPP)
THE
per
capita (USD)
Public spending on health
% GGE HI coverage
rate
1995 3.6 44.8 45.0 55.2 53.6 288 68 6.2
2000 4.2 41.6 57.8 58.4 56.2 401 231 10.6
2005 5.7 38.1 45.8 61.5 54.9 738 176 9.9
2010 7.2 33.7 47.4 66.3 58.2 1231 448 12.7 77
2011 6.9 35.1 43.2 64.9 56.0 1233 521 13.0 79
2012 6.9 34.7 50.9 65.3 54.2 1155 344 16.4 83
2013 6.4 38.7 51.0 61.3 50.3 1054 313 16.4 82
2014 7.3 50.6 48.7 49.3 40.6 1276 390 10.8/23.6 83
2015 92
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Insurance coverage has increased from 68% in 2007 to 92% in 2015
Note: membership is proxied by household payments to insurance schemes (ie. premiums) and employer/government contributions. Source: Household Income & Expenditure Survey
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OOPS has remained relatively stable at approximately 2 million rials per person per year
Slight increase from 2014-15 is not statistically significant
Note: Figures reported in the 2015 WHO evaluation report were disaggregated and presented by quarter. Estimates presented here are pooled quarterly data and are therefore more representative for the entire year. Source: Household Income & Expenditure Survey
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The rich pay proportionally more out-of-pocket than the poor
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Composition of OOP shows a proportional decrease in inpatient from 33% in 2007 to 22% of total OOP in 2015
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Impoverishing health expenditures has also remained stable (or decreased) over the last two years
Source: Household Income & Expenditure Survey
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Catastrophic health expenditures by equity stratifiers over time
Urban/Rural Quintile
Rural population are less financially protected although catastrophic has recently decreased
Poorest population groups are more financially protected although they may be foregoing care
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Patients’ Satisfaction
73 88 89
74 78
78
74
56
77
48
56
62
55
78
70
62 62 67
39
48 46
40
46
57 72 63
70
51
0
20
40
60
80
100
Summer Autumn Winter Spring Summer Autumn
2014 (93) 2015 (94)
% S
ati
sfa
ctio
n
Patient
Physician (MOH)
Physician (Non-MOH)
Nurse (MOH)
Nurse (Non-MOH)
Patient Satisfaction is
acceptable (2014-2015)
78%
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Challenges
• Sustainability of resources
• Open ended fee for service provider payment
• Insufficient attention to efficiency issues
• Lack of linkage and referral support to primary care
• Delayed payment to hospitals by insurance organizations
• Inadequate capacity of hospital managers
• Need for greater focus on quality and safety of services
• Low capacity of Monitoring and Evaluation activities
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The remaining uninsured are the poor living in urban areas
Source: Household Income & Expenditure Survey
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Ageing will Put Significant Cost Pressures on Iran’s Health and Pension Systems
Assuming 2030 and 2050 Iran Population Numbers and Distribution (Total Health Spending Increase in 2014 Sex/
Age
group
Relative
spending
weights
Males
0-18 0.54
19-44 0.49
45-64 1.36
65-84 2.49
85+ 4.41
Females
0-18 0.41
19-44 0.67
45-64 1.18
65-84 2.03
85+ 4.05
2014 2030 2050
Population 78,143,644 87,855,359 90,106,889
THE (in millions) 809,639,185 1,076,654,256 1,351,983,090
Source: Weights based on 2012 U.S. data; reflect each age category relative to the U.S. average
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Conclusions
HTP is steadily scaling-up and deepening historically well-known health care system with clear vision of achieving UHC by 2025
In 2.5 years of implementation impressive achievements have been made as approved by two sets of WHO-led independent evaluations
Some programmatic and institutional challenges require urgent attention: sustainable fiscal space, EB service package, NCDs, workforce, etc.
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THANK YOU! 20 January 2017